1996 Jeep Cherokee

The 1996 Jeep Cherokee is a midsize utility vehicle, solid performer, and one of the best buys in its class. It offers an engine 2.5-liter with 4-cylinder inline-6 that generates 190 of horsepower at 46000 rpm and a torque of 150 pound-feet at 3250 rpm. This Cherokee has 4-speed automatic and 5-speed manual transmissions, and driver's air bag as safety equipment. The two cylinders both make the run smoother and quieter. The inline-6 produces a lower power, making the vehicle more responsive even when accelerating from a light or towing a trailer up a steep grade. It also offers an automatic transmission with a brake pedal interlock designed to reduce accident, because it requires the driver to apply the brake when moving the gear selector out of park.

 

 It is also offering an upgraded electrical system via a heavy-duty alternator and battery. The engine has a stiffer block, new aluminum pistons, and a new powertrain module control. The Sport Edition can change directions quickly without excessive body roll, and works pretty well on hard edge off bumps, potholes and broken pavement. This Cherokee has a very high noise level compared to its competitors.